E-M1 Mark II

took the 75mm f1.8 out to the skate park for a few shots, got this guy doing a full flip.

tried out live composite, what a cool feature, so clean too

luv the live composite feature, oly fish eye pro

So once again the Silent shutter did its job ,this deer did not see me even though it was just 50ft away, its looking at me as I had to make a sound to make it turn yet all the time I'm taking shots .

My 1dxmkII would have scared it off after a short burst I really hope Canon bring out a pro level camera with a silent shutter .
Rob.

pulling the ol upside downer on a scooter haha, em1m2 and 12-100pro

doing a little flower hoppin haha, em1m2 and 75mmf1.8

I've had my EM1.2 since March and can honestly say I've not found anything it can't do well, really impressed.

I have the 12-40 , 12-100, 40-150 w/1.4 TC, 60 Macro and 25mm - the 300 would be nice but will have to wait for a used one at some point.

1.3 seconds handheld! I reckon longer would be possible but didn't have a ND filter with me and I was at f/22 which has softened it a bit. I don't normally go beyond f/8 on 4/3 cameras

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Coincidentally, this is 1.3 seconds hand-held as well. It is weird being able to use F5 for DOF even when shooting a night scene!

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thc1979 wrote in post #18442987
I've had my EM1.2 since March and can honestly say I've not found anything it can't do well, really impressed.

I have the 12-40 , 12-100, 40-150 w/1.4 TC, 60 Macro and 25mm - the 300 would be nice but will have to wait for a used one at some point.

Well, high ISO isn't very good. I had a Canon 5D IV and Sony A7iii, and they can both do several stops better. However, in general, I agree with you. With good, tiny, and (relatively) cheap glass, the images I produce aren't noticeably inferior to full frame. Love the color, contrast, saturation.

Olympus.... Full of innovation....

I wanted this camera for travel....

Ah-keong wrote in post #18765132
Olympus.... Full of innovation....

I wanted this camera for travel....

This particular M4/3 is almost the exact same size as a Sony A7 or Ar7, so not puny, although a lot of the lenses are wonderfully small. I have the older Panasonic GX7. Not pocketable, but great travel cam. I have a little fanny pack I can put the camera and 5 lenses in. I forget I have it on it's so small...

Here's a pic from a short trip I took last week.

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One from the other week I did miss a few but its close to the BG colour /tone so pleased I got one
Rob.

Mookalafalas wrote in post #18762543
Well, high ISO isn't very good. I had a Canon 5D IV and Sony A7iii, and they can both do several stops better. However, in general, I agree with you. With good, tiny, and (relatively) cheap glass, the images I produce aren't noticeably inferior to full frame. Love the color, contrast, saturation.

Are you referring to noise? I find the noise from Olympus to be much more pleasing to the eye than that from my Canon gear.

Do any of you use the focus stacking feature of this camera? If so, how do you like it? Does it work well?

Also, so you find the “Pre-shot” burst useful at all? (Where the camera takes a burst of photos prior to you pressing the shutter button all the way down.)

Last question-does this camera have focus peaking & if so, can you choose the color?

Thanks!